Hazelview Investments, a Toronto-based real estate investment manager and owner with offices around the world, including the U.S., Canada and Germany, has made significant changes to its leadership structure, including the appointment of two CEOs whose shared tenure began last week.
Groundbreaking activity for multifamily housing in Austin, Texas’ suburbs has dropped off significantly from July 2025 through the first quarter of 2026.
BGO co-President Amy Price and Bell Partners CEO Lili Dunn were sitting at a small outdoor table near the Washington, D.C., riverfront a couple of years ago, talking shop and catching up on each other's lives, when a big idea struck.
U.S. hoteliers know the opportunity they have this summer to boost performance with the 2026 FIFA World Cup heading through 11 American cities, but the opportunity to showcase the country could serve as a launching pad for further travel demand in the future.
The history of the NFL draft and hotels is not a new one, but in the grand scheme of both the draft and the hotel industry, the history of it being an annual major demand driving event for hotel in different U.S. markets is very new.
ATLANTA — When it comes to hotel conversion opportunities, IHG Hotels & Resorts "is on the move as an organization," said Mark Sergot, recently appointed chief development officer for the Americas region.
ATLANTA — Even in the face of the hospitality industry's anemic same-store revenue growth and reasonably high inflationary growth for expenses, Hilton President and CEO Christopher Nassetta said he's still optimistic for hoteliers.
In a decidedly uncertain macroeconomic environment, where various exogenous shocks are constantly reshaping the landscape, a new market reality is emerging for real estate investors. Whereas investors could previously rely on falling capitalization rates to drive value creation, they must now focus on their ability to secure and optimize cash flows—and thus satisfy their tenants.
Construction will start this month on the latest multifamily development in and around Scott’s Addition, a neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, undergoing a shift from a largely light industrial focus to a mix of residential and commercial uses.
The parent company of social media app Snapchat has expanded its downtown Bellevue offices in a deal that serves as the latest indicator of the area's rebounding market.
Bed Bath & Beyond has found a new way to jump-start the brand's relaunch into the brick-and-mortar retail world, striking a deal to acquire The Container Store and its more than 100 locations for a deal valued at $150 million.
A Boston-area building long anchored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation has traded hands, the latest signal of investors' increasing preference for stability in the face of mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
Savills, the global real estate services firm known for tailored tenant advisory services, is taking another step to further its United States reach — this time by dipping its toes into residential housing sales.
Minneapolis office property valuations have been falling as the city's attempts to rebuild post-pandemic momentum have been stifled by political and social unrest.
An Atlanta investment firm has acquired its second medical office building in the Atlanta suburbs from Northside Hospital, this time in partnership with a Chicago investor.
As parents look to spend time with their kids away from screens, businesses that aim to provide physical activities for families have been popping up across the country.
Wolverine Fire Protection acquired a 40,000-square-foot flex building at 95 Peters Rd. in Bloomfield, Connecticut, from Siracusa Moving & Storage for $3.175 million, or $79.38 per square foot.
